Two weeks ago, I had the opportunity to volunteer for two fundraising walks in Boston--the Samaritans 20th Annual Run/Walk for Suicide Prevention and the American Cancer Society Making Strides Against...
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A white nonprofit CEO stands in a room of African- Americans who are his organization’s constituents. He has a lot to say about the problems faced by those his organization...
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You’re a nonprofit leader or an executive of a socially responsible company, and you’ve taken an idea that you believed in and turned it into an organization you are proud...
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Saturday marked the 35th American Business Women’s Day. Founded by the American Business Women's Association, the annual day, formally established in 1983 under President Ronald Reagan, honors the countless contributions...
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This past weekend, the first major hurricane of the season slammed the coast of North and South Carolina. Hurricane Florence dumped more than two feet of rain in parts of...
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Nike’s decision to focus a major ad campaign on Colin Kaepernick under the slogan “Believe in something, even if it means sacrificing everything” is the biggest example yet of the...
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Summer is coming to an end. School is back in session. Football season is here. Pumpkin spice is back. Nonprofit gala season has arrived. Many nonprofits rely on special…
As Labor Day rapidly approaches, the end-of-summer blues are starting to sink in. I love the heat and would prefer to wear a bathing suit and flip flops year-round. But,...
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This time of year, parents are spending a lot of energy getting their children ready for the new school year. There are pencils, binders, notebooks, lunchboxes and glue sticks to…
Back to school season is in full swing, and stores are flooding the market with campaigns for new pencils, calculators, lunchboxes, and first-day-of-school outfits. But, as school budgets decrease, the…
